Mass: 48.9 g based on Djawdan and Garland Jr 1988, Longland and Jenkins 1987, Perri and Randall 1999, Brown and Zeng 1989, Hinds and MacMillen 1985, Lawler and Geluso 1986, and Morton et al. 1980

Abundance: 0.09 to 46.70% (median 2.76%)

Latitudinal range: 21.9° to 42.3°

Habitats: (7), desert/xeric shrubland (7), temperate coniferous forest (1), temperate savanna (1)

Found in 16 samples

Mexico: Matancillas, La Campana, La Huerta

United States: Fort Bliss, Raft River Valley, Red Bluff, Fort Bayard Allotment (untreated woodland), Jornada Validation Site (1971), Cross Bar Cooperative Management Area, Camels Back Cave (Stratum I) (Holocene), Camels Back Cave (Stratum II) (Holocene), Sunshine Locality (Unit A) (Holocene), Schulze Cave (layer C1) (Late Pleistocene), Schulze Cave (layer C2) (Late Pleistocene), Eleventh Hour Site (Room 7, Layer 2) (Holocene), Eleventh Hour Site (Room 7, Layer 3) (Holocene)

body mass	47.8 g	N = 7	Djawdan and Garland Jr 1988
♀ body mass	48.9 g	N = 89	Longland and Jenkins 1987
♀ body mass	49.4 g	N = 25	Perri and Randall 1999
♂ body mass	52.3 g	N = 56	Longland and Jenkins 1987
♂ body mass	51.4 g	N = 13	Perri and Randall 1999
body mass	48.1 g	N = 280	Brown and Zeng 1989
body mass	46.8 g	N = 9	Hinds and MacMillen 1985
body mass	44.4 g	N = 2	Lawler and Geluso 1986
body mass	53.2 g	N = 8	Morton et al. 1980
body mass	55.3 g	N = 3	Morton et al. 1980
head and body length	105 mm	N = 2	Davis 1942
head and body length	105 mm	N = 2	Davis 1942
hind foot length	37 mm	N = 2	Davis 1942
hind foot length	37 mm	N = 2	Davis 1942
tail length	135 mm	N = 2	Davis 1942
tail length	128 mm	N = 2	Davis 1942
total body length	239 mm	N = 2	Davis 1942
total body length	233 mm	N = 2	Davis 1942

See also Dipodomys, Dipodomys agilis, Dipodomys californicus, Dipodomys deserti, Dipodomys merriami, Dipodomys microps, Dipodomys panamintinus, Dipodomys phillipsii, Dipodomys sp., Dipodomys spectabilis